UNSPSC 55101532: Graduation album or yearbook

Album published by editing commemorative photographs taken after having completed all prescribed educational curriculum by students at school. It is generally produced in printing format.

UNSPSC 55101532 Graduation album or yearbook is a Commodity code that captures goods and services state and local governments procure to support graduation ceremonies, student recognition programs, and commemorative school events. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show school districts and special-purpose authorities buying graduation supplies (class rings, caps and gowns, announcements, diplomas, and diploma covers), yearbook production services (design, layout, photo management, and printing), and ancillary graduation event items (balloon arches, flower arrangements, photography services, and lighting rentals). School districts dominate the issuing-body mix, with activity concentrated among Florida and Texas school boards and independent school districts. The Unified Fire Authority in Salt Lake City, Utah, represents a less common user—a public-safety agency procuring yearbook services for employee recognition. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative, a Texas-based cooperative purchasing vehicle, manages demand aggregation across member districts on a multi-year basis.

Recent representative solicitations include Tolleson Union High School District #214 (Arizona) issuing an RFP for comprehensive graduation supplies and photography services covering six existing high schools and future construction, with a contract term through June 30, 2031; Donna Independent School District (Texas) issuing an RFP for classroom supplies and materials on a catalog-discount basis, due April 8, 2026; and the Unified Fire Authority (Utah) issuing an RFQ for yearbook production services on February 20, 2026, with responses due March 3, 2026, seeking design software, photo management, and delivery of 400 to 500 yearbooks directly to employees. Florida school boards—Seminole County and Marion County—solicited classroom and office supplies through ITBs in January and April 2026, though these opportunities are tangential to yearbook activity and reflect broader educational-supply procurement rather than graduation-specific goods. The code shows moderate but focused activity, with most opportunities concentrated in the spring (February through April) as districts plan end-of-year events and award multi-year contracts.